Can we really trust God with our wounds?
Fear and shame can lead us to mishandle and hide our brokenness and insecurities from God and others. How can we instead believe in our belovedness and embrace our vulnerabilities as an opportunity to experience Godās delight in us?
In this episode, host Jay Y. Kim speaks with Michael John Cusick, CEO and founder of Restoring the Soul, a Denver-based intensive counseling ministry. He's also the author of 'Sacred Attachment.'
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Many of us have experienced trauma both inside and outside of the church. Trauma can leave us feeling shattered and overwhelmed. These books can help us process our own trauma and walk with others towards wholeness.
God invites us to embrace our human limitations, and in doing so, to recover delight.
Partnering with God in a regular practice of Sabbath can help renew our hearts to perceive his voice, counter the demands of our productivity-driven culture, and reinvigorate the meaning of our work.
In this episode, host Jay Y. Kim speaks with Ruth Haley Barton, founding president of Transforming Center, a spiritual formation ministry to pastors and Christian leaders. She is a spiritual director, retreat leader, and author.
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How do we discern our unique voice amid distractions and effectively speak goodness into a world in need? Itās easy for our voice to feel either drowned out by the noise in our culture, or unworthy of adding to it.
In The Digital Examen season 2 episode 2, host Jay Y. Kim sits down with Ashlee Eiland, thought leader, Bible teacher, and author of 'Say Good,' to explore how discerning our voice in a content-cluttered world begins with pausing to notice Godās voice and patient presence with us all along. Together, they discuss the emotional realities of, and clarity found in, practicing self-interrogation, cultivating slowness, and making space to encounter God everyday.
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For many of us, the steady hum of worry feels ever present and hurry has become our default.
Life circumstances and uncertainties and the constant overwhelm of our news feeds have created a perfect storm for fear to distract us from Godās loving presence.
In this first episode of season 2 of The Digital Examen, Jay Y. Kim reflects on his personal journey of parenthood to illustrate the steady closeness and safety God offers his children.
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New year, new reads! Start the year off in Scripture with these bible studies and guided meditations.
Grounded in Scripture and filled with accessible teaching and beautiful graphics, these books are the perfect jump start to the new year. š
Life is hard. This book gets that.
āOn Getting Out of Bedā by O. Alan Noble offers raw, honest reflections on making it through lifeās ordinary struggles. Join us for a free, virtual book club where weāll listen, reflect, and shareāall from the comfort of home.
With no homework and no pressure, itās as simple as showing up. Five weekly meetings start January 7. Reserve your spot today: https://ivpjustshowup.com/join-a-book-club/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=2024
"Divine favor is placed on what we have disgraced."
Turn up the volume and listen to this poem read aloud from 'God Speaks Through Wombs' by Drew Jackson. God redefines what the world calls unworthy. š
Looking to be consistently in Godās Word in the new year? Here are our recommendations for devotionals in 2025. Plus, weāre flipping through the table of contents for each book so you can get a sneak peek at their setup and styleāfrom daily reflections to themed weekly readings. šļø
Because unwrapping a book should be just as fun as reading it! šWatch how this clever gift wrap turns into a little surpriseāfeaturing a pocket perfect for stickers, bookmarks, or a tiny note š«¶š Who else is trying this for their next gift? Save this reel for later & tag a fellow book nerd whoād love this!
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